This document is a user's operation manual for a Hisense HDGE90H tumble dryer, designed for household use. It provides comprehensive instructions for installation, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting, emphasizing safety precautions throughout.
Function Description
The Hisense HDGE90H is a heat pump tumble dryer designed to efficiently dry laundry. It extracts moisture from clothes using a heat pump system, which consists of a compressor and a heat exchanger to heat the air. This system is designed to be energy-efficient. The dryer offers various drying programs tailored to different fabric types and desired dryness levels, along with extra functions for enhanced flexibility and convenience. It collects condensed water in a tank, which can either be manually emptied or continuously drained via a hose connection. The appliance is equipped with a filtering system to prevent impurities from entering the heat exchanger and an automatic switch-off system for overheating protection.
Important Technical Specifications
- Model: HDGE90H
- Dimensions:
- Width: 600 mm
- Height: 850 mm
- Dryer depth (a): 625 mm
- Depth with door closed: 653 mm
- Depth with door open (b): 1134 mm
- Weight: XX/YY kg (depending on the model)
- Refrigerant: R134a (0.38 kg, Total GWP: 1430, CO2 equivalent: 0.544 t, Hermetically sealed)
- Maximum Load: See rating plate (e.g., 9 kg for Cotton Storage program)
- Power Supply: 220-240 V ~ XX Hz, XX A (See rating plate for specific values)
- Nominal Power: See rating plate
- Fuse: See rating plate
- Protection Class: IPX4
- Noise Measurement Standard: IEC 60 704-2-6
- Energy Consumption (A+++, 9 kg Cotton Standard):
- Total load (1000 rpm): 1.75 kWh (210 min)
- Partial load (1400 rpm): 1.19 kWh (130 min)
- Low load (1000 rpm): 1.05 kWh (125 min)
- Low load (1400 rpm): 0.97 kWh (110 min)
- Standby Power Consumption: Po < 0.5 W (off mode), PI < 0.5 W (standby mode)
- Standby Time: TI = 5.00 min
Usage Features
The dryer features a user-friendly control unit with an ON/OFF button, a programme selector knob, and a START/PAUSE button. The display unit provides visual feedback on selected functions and program status.
- Program Selection: A wide range of programs are available, including:
- Cotton: Storage (Cupboard dry), Standard, Easy Iron (Moist for ironing)
- Mix (Mixed laundry/Synthetics): Storage (Cupboard dry), Easy Iron (Moist for ironing)
- Specialty Programs: Wool, Delicates, Air Refresh, Down Wear, Baby Care, Sportswear, Shirts
- Timed Drying: 90', 60', 30'
- Bedding
- Extra Functions:
- Extra Dry: Adjusts dryness level for longer drying cycles.
- Half Load: Optimizes drying for smaller loads.
- Start Delay: Allows setting a delayed start time (0-24 hours).
- Anti Crease: Prevents creasing if laundry is not removed immediately after the cycle (1h, 2h, or 3h options).
- Child Lock: Deactivates control unit buttons to prevent accidental changes.
- Drying Basket (Optional Accessory): For drying delicate items like sports shoes or slippers that should not be tumbled.
- Personal Settings Menu: Allows users to adjust acoustic signal volume and reset program settings to factory defaults.
- Low Standby Mode: Automatically switches off after 5 minutes of inactivity to save energy.
Maintenance Features
Regular maintenance is crucial for optimal performance and longevity of the dryer.
- Filter System: The dryer is equipped with multiple filters to prevent impurities from reaching the heat exchanger.
- Net Filter in the Door: Must be cleaned after each drying cycle. It involves opening the filter housing, pulling out the net filter, gently scraping off lint, and cleaning the housing and door gasket if necessary.
- Heat Pump Filter: Should be cleaned at least after every five drying cycles. This involves opening the outer cover, rotating levers to remove the inside cover, pulling out the foam filter, washing it under running water, and drying it before reinsertion.
- Heat Exchanger: Recommended to be cleaned at least every twelve months using a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush attachment. Caution is advised not to touch inner metal parts or press hard on the fins.
- Condensate Tank: Needs to be emptied after each drying cycle, indicated by a symbol on the display. The tank can be pulled out, emptied into a basin, and reinserted.
- Dryer Exterior: Can be cleaned with a soft, damp cotton cloth. Solvents or harsh cleaning agents should be avoided.
- Troubleshooting: The manual provides a detailed troubleshooting table for common issues and error codes, guiding users on how to resolve them or when to contact service.
Safety Precautions
The manual emphasizes several safety measures:
- Read instructions thoroughly before use.
- Ensure correct installation and connection to power mains (no extension cords).
- Allow the dryer to stand still for two hours after installation before connecting to power.
- Only trained experts should perform repairs or maintenance.
- Damaged power cords must be replaced by authorized personnel.
- Install in a well-ventilated room (10°C-25°C) on a level, stable base.
- Do not block air exhaust or place on long-fiber carpets.
- Do not dry laundry soiled with flammable substances.
- Remove all objects from pockets before drying.
- Never stop the drying cycle prematurely unless items are removed and spread out to dissipate heat.
- Do not allow children to play with the dryer; activate child lock.
- Be aware of hot surfaces (door glass, back of the dryer) during and after operation.
- Do not add chemicals or fragrances to the condensate tank.
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